Why You Need to Verify Your Google Account
Verifying your Google account is essential for security and access. It confirms that the email address you provided belongs to you, allowing you to use all Google services without interruption.
Without verification, you might not be able to fully create or access your Google account. This includes limitations on creating your Google account.
How to Verify Your Google Account
When you create a Google Account using a non-Google email address, Google will send a verification code to that email.
To verify your account, simply sign in to your email account and find the email from Google. Inside, you'll find the verification code. Then, enter the code when prompted during account setup.
To confirm your account is verified, sign in to your Google Account. If it's not verified, you'll see a prompt. Follow the instructions.
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Troubleshooting Verification Link or Email Issues
If you don't receive the verification email, first, check your spam or bulk mail folder. If it's not there, add Google's email address to your contacts and then request a new verification email from within your Google Account settings after logging in.
If the verification link doesn't work, copy the entire URL and paste it directly into your browser's address bar. If it has expired, request a new link through your Google Account settings after logging in.
If you're unable to sign into your Google Account, carefully check the email address you entered for any typos, or you can try creating the account again with the correct email address.